Topic: GUI Map Configuration Tool

Message

   GUI Map Configuration Tool

This
is used to map custom classes to predefined classes and also to define
the obligatory and optional properties for the classes. To define a new
custom class to predefined class, follow the steps as below:

1.   Open the GUI Map Configuration tool ( Tools -> GUI Map Configuration)
2.   Click on Add. Click on the hand icon and point it to the GUI element you want to map. Click on OK.
3.   The
class name is added to the list box of defined classes. Also there is
‘U’ symbol before your   class name signifying user-defined class.
4.   Select the class you want to map to from the combo box.
5.   Now click on the configure button to define the obligatory and optional properties.
6.   Select
the properties you want to obligatory from the Available Properties
List and click on insert button under the obligatory list.  Similarly
for the optional properties.
7.   But the mapping between the custom
class and predefined class is not saved permanently. So it will not be
available in next session.
8.   Observe that in a textbox below two
or three lines of TSL code are generated. To make the mapping available
in next session paste the code in your startup script

Author	Message
tanushree Senior Member Joined: 04Apr2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 2160	Topic: GUI Map Configuration Tool Posted: 15Oct2007 at 4:28am
	GUI Map Configuration Tool This is used to map custom classes to predefined classes and also to define the obligatory and optional properties for the classes. To define a new custom class to predefined class, follow the steps as below: 1. Open the GUI Map Configuration tool ( Tools -> GUI Map Configuration) 2. Click on Add. Click on the hand icon and point it to the GUI element you want to map. Click on OK. 3. The class name is added to the list box of defined classes. Also there is ‘U’ symbol before your class name signifying user-defined class. 4. Select the class you want to map to from the combo box. 5. Now click on the configure button to define the obligatory and optional properties. 6. Select the properties you want to obligatory from the Available Properties List and click on insert button under the obligatory list. Similarly for the optional properties. 7. But the mapping between the custom class and predefined class is not saved permanently. So it will not be available in next session. 8. Observe that in a textbox below two or three lines of TSL code are generated. To make the mapping available in next session paste the code in your startup script Post Resume: Click here to Upload your Resume & Apply for Jobs

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